Town Class Destroyer - Ships By World War II Navy

Ships By World War II Navy

Royal Canadian Navy

  • Annapolis (ex-USS MacKenzie)
  • Buxton (ex-HMS Buxton)
  • Columbia (ex-USS Haraden)
  • Hamilton (ex-USS Kalk)
  • Niagara (ex-USS Thatcher)
  • St. Clair (ex-USS Williams)
  • St. Croix (ex-USS McCook; lost on 20 September 1943)
  • St. Francis (ex-USS Bancroft)

(RCN: loaned from the Royal Navy)

  • Chelsea (ex-HMS Chelsea)
  • Georgetown (ex-HMS Georgetown)
  • Leamington (ex-HMS Leamington)
  • Lincoln (ex-HMS Lincoln)
  • Mansfield (ex-HMS Mansfield)
  • Montgomery (ex-HMS Montgomery)
  • Richmond (ex-HMS Richmond)
  • Salisbury (ex-HMS Salisbury)

Royal Navy

  • Bath (ex-USS Hopewell; to Norway as Bath)
  • Belmont (ex-USS Satterlee; lost on 31 January 1942)
  • Beverley (ex-USS Branch; lost on 11 April 1943)
  • Bradford (ex-USS McLanahan)
  • Brighton (ex-USS Cowell; to the Soviet Union as Zarkij)
  • Broadwater (ex-USS Mason; lost on 18 October 1941)
  • Broadway (ex-USS Hunt)
  • Burnham (ex-USS Aulick)
  • Burwell (ex-USS Laub)
  • Buxton (ex-USS Edwards; to Canada as Buxton)
  • Caldwell (ex-USS Hale)
  • Cameron (ex-USS Welles; lost on 5 December 1940)
  • Campbeltown (ex-USS Buchanan; lost on 28 March 1942)
  • Castleton (ex-USS Aaron Ward)
  • Charlestown (ex-USS Abbot)
  • ChelseaChelsea]] (ex-USS Crowninshield; to the Soviet Union as Derzki)
  • Chesterfield (ex-USS Welborn C. Wood)
  • Churchill (ex-USS Herndon; to the Soviet Union as Dejatelny)
  • Clare (ex-USS Abel P. Upshur)
  • Georgetown (ex-USS Maddox; to the Soviet Union as Zostki)
  • Hamilton (ex-USS Kalk; to Canada as Hamilton)
  • Lancaster (ex-USS Philip)
  • Leamington (ex-USS Twiggs; to the Soviet Union as Zguchi) (starred in 1950 film The Gift Horse, which depicted the St. Nazaire Raid)
  • Leeds (ex-USS Conner)
  • Lewes (ex-USS Conway)
  • Lincoln (ex-USS Yarnall; to the Soviet Union as Druzny)
  • Ludlow (ex-USS Stockton)
  • Mansfield (ex-USS Evans; to Canada as Mansfield; to Norway as Mansfield)
  • Montgomery (ex-USS Wickes; to Canada as Montgomery)
  • Newark (ex-USS Ringgold)
  • Newmarket (ex-USS Robinson)
  • Newport (ex-USS Sigourney)
  • Ramsey (ex-USS Meade)
  • Reading (ex-USS Bailey)
  • Richmond (ex-USS Fairfax; to the Soviet Union as Zivuchi)
  • Ripley (ex-USS Shubrick)
  • Rockingham (ex-USS Swasey; lost on 27 September 1944)
  • Roxborough (ex-USS Foote; to the Soviet Union as Doblestnyj)
  • Salisbury (ex-USS Claxton; to Canada as SalisburySalisbury]])
  • Sherwood (ex-USS Rodgers)
  • St. Albans (ex-USS Thomas; to Norway as St. Albans; to the Soviet Union as Dostojny)
  • St. Mary's (ex-USS Doran)
  • Stanley (ex-USS McCalla; lost on 19 December 1941)
  • Wells (ex-USS Tillman)

Royal Netherlands Navy

  • Campbeltown (March to August 1941. Returned to RN service in Sept 1941 as HMS Campbeltown)

Royal Norwegian Navy

  • Bath (ex-HMS Bath) (lost on 19 August 1941)
  • Lincoln (ex-HMS Lincoln)
  • Mansfield (ex-HMS Mansfield)
  • Newport (ex-HMS Newport)
  • St. Albans (ex-HMS St. Albans)

Soviet Navy

  • Dejatelnyj (ex-HMS Churchill; lost on 16 January 1945)
  • Derzkij (ex-HMS Chelsea)
  • Doblestnyj (ex-HMS Roxborough)
  • Dostojnyj (ex-HMS St. Albans)
  • Druznyj (ex-HMS Lincoln)
  • Zarkij (ex-HMS Brighton)
  • Zguchij (ex-HMS Leamington)
  • Zivuchij (ex-HMS Richmond)
  • Zostkij (ex-HMS Georgetown)

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